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THE BIGGEST MISTAKE I'VE EVER MADE...
#trentandallie #diy #familyvlog
Lordy we made so many mistakes building our house on our homestead... The barn has mistakes... , the well house has a mistake... the shop has mistakes.. but we have been here living in Mistakeville for 55 years now... We are independent, paid off ... and happy in retirement.. Best of all.. Our Learning experiences have been such a fun thing to talk about around a camp fire.. and telling our kids to cheer them up when they make mistakes... Gosh.. I guess we are all human after all ! We love you guys !!!!
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BEST REPLY!!!!!
This is the best reply ever! You are so correct! I bet nobody visiting you has even noticed any mistakes in your buildings even if they are visible.
Thank you for an honest post - seeing many of these posts was so disheartening. Expecting others to do all with perfection is a sorry trait to hold. You and I sound like our handiwork is good enough to live safely and securely - but it wasn’t perfect. 💕
Amen
There is no sin to call in someone who does this type of work to guide you in this process.
Exactly!
This is what I said to my partner when we watched the last episode. I work in construction myself and I’ve been on jobs where it’s clear everyone is out of their depth (bespoke builds, one off strange designs etc) and it was clear to me they were struggling to work things out. I would have called in a professional carpenter considering the cost of the posts.
GET HELP
@@debyarger3084 Then ur taking away from Trent (and Allie) his right of the enjoyment and ownership of using his own hands when finished especially on a project he’s never done before. Yes, mistakes are made but that’s all part of the learning process. The parts like the drywall finishing, tiling and whatever else they have hired someone to do was he has done that already in the house, know’s he could do it but because of time management due to not knowing when baby is coming and importantly figuring it into the budget. Timber framers are really really expensive and probably very busy this time of year with their own scheduled projects with a limited amount of build time days between crappy weather seasons. Don’t take away their satisfaction of accomplishment when finished in building their own home together.
I call that quitting, there so many quitters in here looking for easy way out, I hope you guys don't teach your kids easy way out. if you did their future, is doom. and I never see so many crybabies on one channel.l
Watching this is painful. As a deck builder I would like to remind you that the primary function of a post is to provide strength and structure vertically. Therefore why all the fuss on how it fits in the pocket? Oversize the pockets and glue or foam them, bolt them, stand them, plumb them, chalk line them ALL then cut them for height using your (expensive but hardly used) excavator. Done!
I’m no timber installer but don’t their heavy snow loads up on the mountain make a difference? That roof will have to take snow load from the roof above in addition to heavy snowfall and wind?
Wondering... will there be any settling after the beams are mounted on the post, and cutting a standing post seems tricky at most, but also dangerous.
Snow load in the mountains and appearance. Plus sounds like Trent wants his done right and not slopped together.
Exactly, they take the weight and look pretty. The roof timbers provide the stability.
No judgement, you’re doing your best and learning as you go and gaining experience. It’s a lesson to us all in perseverance! Hang in there and know that we’re all rooting for you!
Man, EVERYBODY makes mistakes. You don't give up, you learn, you laugh, you even get embarrassed but the best part is that you go on.
Absolutely true. And, the majority of us don’t have to share our mistakes with a gazillion viewers.
I think the baby is coming just in time to give everyone a break from construction. Love you guys you are my favs.
Thats a beautiful beam it would make a good fireplace mantle. 🇨🇦
You guys are awesome I knew you would figure it out. you always do , might take a while but man the jobs you are tackling are not easy.
Especially if you have a hypercritical spouse.
Even experienced contractors make big mistakes, but most don't have cameras on them while they do it.
A lot of time they leave the mistakes for the new homeowners to figure out too! Instead of fixing their mistakes.
No one watching, no one hates anything. We are all holding love for you all. All folks are supporting you all. HUGS
You use that word "All" way too freely. Speak for yourself not for the rest of us.
I've been an engineer all my life, it was hard the 1st time I realized I needed someone else to come do the work for me but dammit man, there comes a time when ya just gotta get a pro to come do the job.
Agree
@@MoniqueBMOart agree? I guess you are a quitter to. WOW god help your kids. just saying. in my hall life never see so many people looking for easy way out cuz it is getting hard,
I love all of you! Allie I was a neonatal nurse for38 years & I had 2 c sections! (my qualifications) “don’t worry bout a thing cuz every lil thing gonna be alright”!!!!! Leo’s lil bro is going to come out one way or the other!
It’s all good sweetheart! I am sending you guys a big hug & mucho aloha & mucho positive energy & & peace! 🥰❤️🌺🤙
People that think you do things 1/2 way, they haven’t followed you vlog long enough to understand that only 3 people and 1 videographer ( who’s very pregnant right now, and hopefully have birth already) Have build, 1 house, 1 garage with a casita and 1 addition , with 3 months of good weather and 9 months of snow.
Let them say what they to say, you guys are awesome
@@jenjenpinto431 why are people being so harsh? I love this couple and their little worker bees, they never give up, and they will succeed‼️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🥰🥰🥰
@@jenjenpinto431 and haven't finished any of them
@@janicedorsey3945 cuz they are quitters and losers looking for easy way out , God help their kids for future teaching them really well how to be a quitter
I think Trent hit the nail on the head, this job is new territory and comes with trial and error. Expensive but now you know what you know. It's funny, I watched this take place with a tomato plant in my garden. This plant was broken off and beaten. It survived and now is one of the best. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Trials are good!
They made this way more work than it had to be,could have been built already
I think it is terrible that you feel you have to explain yourselves. People need to just watch and see how beautiful your home has become. I just love watching you all take on some amazing projects. Taking on building a house pretty much on your own is not easy. Good job!!!!
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I agree 100%. I enjoy watching all you guys. Things will look amazing once it is all done. Woosa Trent.
As well as it being built high on a steep mountain!!!
No one is perfect we all makes mistakes it's what you do next that counts. ❤
Not many people are willing to let people see your mistakes in real time. You’re a DYI hero!
I know NOTHING about timbers or building decks, BUT I Do Know about feeling defeated and frustrated😩😭
I can tell you this though, EVERY-TIME I have been in that situation I seem to “ figure a way to get myself out”!🧐🧐🧐
My dad used to tell me I was “ like a cat”…. NO MATTER how high or how many times I got thrown into the air that I ALWAYS “ landed on ALL 4 paws”!
Soooo….I’m here to say to you Trent Childs that YOU are like a cat too!🐱🐈🐈⬛
…YOU ALWAYS “ land on ALL fours” 🐾🐾and YOU ALWAYS “ figure it out”!!!!
THAT’S a sign of being a SMART Person and GREAT Cat!!!!🙀😸 …and having A, L, B, G, J at your side, you will ALWAYS “ land on ALL Four paws”!!!
YOU WILL!!!!💪👍😸🐈
Laughter through the tears, my friends! Mistakes are there for us to learn from. Trent, you WILL figure this out and it WILL get done! Remember this: In the 1920s, a journalist asked Thomas Edison how it felt to fail 1000 times in his attempt to invent the incandescent lightbulb. He replied, “I didn't fail 1000 times. The lightbulb was an invention with 1000 steps.”
Allie, keep smiling!
Agreed…
We set expectations for ourselves too damn unrealistically (high and/or low). Expect to succeed… eventually. It’s important to fail.
I have a personal tragedy (you, too?) that took my ego and pride a while to get into perspective. Sure… it probably WAS the love of my life (lucky me it was “another love” in a relatively long line) that lasted 6.5 years. I’m grateful for what was and what I had. That’s all.
We don’t fail. We let go or we grow. We do grow apart. Things like this happen.
When we LEARN about things it’s awesome!
So… IF there is a professional consultant to hire on a DIY project… not a team but a team member, that could make a huge difference.
footnote question - are you going to use the old windows you take out of the upper front as part of a small-to-mid-sized greenhouse?
@@edwardweeden8837 I was thinking about the same thing--like horizontal, mucho natural light! ????
@@edwardweeden8837Good question- those windows are potentially wasted $$ 😢
😂😂😂
I love how Allie and Trent just switched roles and when she got discouraged Trent pointed out the bright side. Great team!
You’ll get there. This is a great example of perseverance, and “measure 5 TIMES, cut once”.
Measure 10 times. Cut 7 times. Get a new beam.
Don’t stress over things you have no control of. That little bundle of joy will be here before you know it. Your doctors are there for you. Love you guys ❤
What? these are a few weeks back
Ironically, there sat Brandon & Trent at Five Guys with two beams, perhaps mockingly, right behind them. .
With a much easier bracket to mount them.
😂 we noticed the same!
I thought the same thing. 😂😂😂
I noticed those beams too! Ill probably notice beams everywhere now!
Don't take notice of those people who complain about projects not being finished, every channel I'm subscribed to gets that rediculous criticism. Trolls know this one gets a reaction, the majority of us understand the reasons for the build order having to fit with seasons, availability of materials, labour etc etc. This one is tricky for sure but know you will get there. 👍❤️
Nine inches. Was a transposition error. In accounting. If you are off by number evenly divided by 9 it is because someone transposed a number. 54 inches but cut ar 45 inches
I completely understand how the weather dictates your workload. We live in Colorado, where the wind and cold weather take over. We take it day by day and learn to flex accordingly. People are not taking on big projects requiring precision to make these comments. Safety is always first! I relate all things to sports because it has to happen several times before things come together. This is a first-time swing at getting it right and will take time.
Trent and Allie....thank you for modeling trial and error and success with humility! I am 73. My husband and I as novices built 2 homes with our own two hands and a little help from our friends...I even drew the house plans and crazily used some ICFs' for a daylight basement! God carries us through when we acknowledge that we need help. Its a journey!
Building something so challenging, having thousands of grannies and grandpas watching takes patience and tolerance. Well done on remaining so patient and pleasant!
I’d be very wary of a Chiropractor diagnosing the position of a full term baby. Not their wheelhouse, not their business. Listen to your midwife and doctor and spare yourself any extra worries.
ya not trusting that at all.
I just watched that part and was all "nope nope nope - chiros are not OBs, do not listen to them."
It depends in the Chiropractor and the types of training required by the state they had their schooling in. I've had some that were required to have in- deapth education in areas that would astound you. Their findings and diagnosis for me were more accurate by far than the MDs I went to. So please don't place them all in the same category. Having had 4 children, and that many OB/GYN Drs. And Chiropractors in a few different states, and having been a Birth Coach myself, what Allie is saying is right on target as she described it. I'm sorry if the Chiropractors in your experience hasn't been nearly as educated as ours!
Allie, from one Aly to another… no matter how little guy is born, you will have another amazing little boy to raise! Don’t fret, it will all work out. My first baby was also breach… but I could feel it when he turned… it made me so sick… kid is now 27… have faith and a calm spirit… my 🙏🏼 will include you! 🥰
Showing your mistakes and the honesty is what I have grown to Love. You guys will persevere and figure it out. Time is so sensitive in your area that it puts extra pressure on everything. Get the extra column ordered and get it figured out. Have the healthy happy Baby and enjoy the family time!🇺🇸🙏
Thanks for showing the reality of DIY. For us, sometimes it’s just the grind of renovation/construction that muddles my husband and I’s brain and we need to take a break even if it means leaving a project unfinished for awhile (though the pressure of your short building season is SO TOUGH!). DIY is incredibly mentally, physically and emotionally exhausting. Bravo on you for sticking with it.
There was a lot of negativity in the comments last video but I think it's good that you show the rough with the smooth. I'm still enjoying the process. Keep your chin up, you'll get there x
I agree, I was surprised at all the criticism of them trying a new trade. I have learned so much from them building it themselves. We actually used zip sheathing on our build after seeing it withstand so much weather on their channel. And I appreciate them being authentic, I don't really care for creators that pretend life is all glitter and rainbows.
Use the cut offs for outside stairs, benches, I can see a ton of fun things to do with the oops ones! ❤
While you were sitting there at Five Guys, I was admiring the big beams behind you. Did you see them and study them?? I admire your tenacity and willingness to share your mistakes and read the criticism in the comment section. I have faith in you getting this right. I hope by now you’re enjoying your new baby and are taking in some relaxing moments while you can!
I absolutely love him standing on the trash can to install the camera. 😅 That's my kind of ingenuity!
so good to see Frank and Leka having an outing......
Lika was ssooooo excited.
Just before my firstborn was born, I was working on a huge house foundation. One wall was 40 feet long, 20 inches wise, 14 feet tall. About 23 yards of concrete.
The rest of the house was another 75 yards.
Due to an error, I ordered 98 yards plus 23 yards. To have three trucks with mud on them is a terrible day.
Back then, concrete was only $50, but it had fiber mesh and super plasersizer, as in 73 a yard.
My boss told me to take care of my wife. I thought I was fired, but once the baby came, I was back at work, still the foreman.
Show me someone who makes no mistakes. I'll show you someone who does nothing.
If you never make a mistake, you haven't been working. Sh*t happens.
A well engineered scarf joint and extra piece of beam would not only be a great conversation starter, but would(have) extend(ed) the length and salvaged the too short beam.
Trent and Allie, please just build your house! Forget the critics and naysayers. Makes me so mad when people tend to think they know better than you what you want to build and how to build it. I have built an 800sqm little house I can tell you I respect every little work you do on your house especially knowing that you are not building experts. Trent my guy and your team you are doing a splendid job! and while at it continue Praising the Lord!!!!
Life, it happens. I keep a picture of the Milky Way as a screensaver to remind me life is short, i am not as important as i think and to live in the moment
I am chuckling as you and Brandon soothe your timber beam angst at Five Guys sitting next to two enormous timber beams. Was that intentional?😆
Anybody else see the irony in the way 5 Guys mounted their post's ? just behind Brandon whilst they were eating :)
Keep at it Trent! We all have confidence in your abilities! You guys are doing a great job!
Trent and Brandon and Greyson are rock stars. Taking the good and the opps all in stride. Proud of all of you! Thank you for showing real life highs and lows. Prayers and blessings always.
No complaining about your life and your project I love the way you handle all of your work thank you for sharing a real life story Montréal Canadian Suzanne can’t wait for baby #2❤
I agree, always looking for the bright side! ☕️🇨🇦
I actually enjoy watching Trent & Allie move from project to project, it makes each episode interesting, and I know that they will move back to an unfinished project eventually. It just means that this channel has so much content and that each episode is an adventure.
Brandon is such a good friend and worker ❤we just adore him!
You are ALL - AMAZING! AWESOME! REMARKABLE!
Your DETERMINATION IS ADMIREABLE!
Do what you have to do, everything you do is inspirational and I enjoy watching the best UA-cam videos poster by anyone. Without failure you provide all of us entertaining content. Good luck with the new baby. Allie is so tough!
Believe it or not you can make a piece to extend the standing beam! You have a dado joint now in the top of the beam. All that's necessary is making a piece to fit the dado and make the pocket in it. Slip together and glue with appropriate glue! Totally acceptable if you keep the fit tight enough. 😊
Definitely a skill on a 12 by 12 which I don't think he could nail on the 10th time, let alone the 1st. Also the logistics to "clamp" the joint would be fun !
It is basic joinery but on a bigger level. You already have a 3 or 4 ft piece try it! What do you have to lose. Didn't you say the beams are a grand each. I would try it. And no it won't look terrible.
Lov😊e you guys. Exciting to see you work through the good times and challenges. Everything works out eventually. The town house was such a good purchase. Gives space away from some of those harder days. Can't wait to meet the new family member.❤
OMG!!! That’s all I can say. Relax-Breathe-and smile because it will all work out. Love you guy’s ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My Lord guys!!! I'm just going to say you have this, you're figuring out the mistakes and you're correcting them and that's all that matters, hang in there it will all come about properly, thank goodness you found the mistake before you went even further, he's coming, I'm sure you'll get through this one in flying colors as well!!! 💪✌️❤️
I know when you post videos to this platform you are subject to comments; however, you don’t owe anyone any explanation for what you do. It’s good to see the drama of the ups and downs…especially for those of us who would never attempt to do what you’re doing. Keep up the great content and best wishes with the build and pregnancy!
❤️ Trent I feel for you. I couldn't imagine having my life filmed and then having to explain it , talk about stress.
It was so good to see you and Brandon, old friends, having some Five Guys, talking and laughing.
Allie, have the baby 😊, you guys need a break.
Wait until your mid-wife tells you about the baby being breech.
Love you all, I wish that you all could go on vacation, not together 🙃,
An accountant once told me that if there is a discrepancy divisible by nine, look for a transposition in the original numbers. Perhaps you measured something and transposed one of the numbers somewhere along the way?
That's actually a very valid comment.
Good night to all including those in the Southern Hemisphere!! Hope everyone is well and warm! Great to see Trent Allie and Leo!! It’s always wonderful to see the hard working team including Jennifer!! Another wonderful video!
Trent - I was told in a project management session to divide projects. So you have many (part-) projects and many of them are really finished.
You finished the concrete
you finished the framing
you finally dried in
you finished insulation
you finished drywall
you got several inspections approved
I’ve said this before, but both of you have that “can do” attitude…your cup is half full, it’s not all bad, things can be fixed, tweaked, rearranged. Optimism is so much better that negative pessimism. You’re doing great guys.
Hopefully the wee one will flip around.
Guys like you Trent; Make boys want to be men. Good job! I knew you could do it.👏👍
Even experienced, professional builders make mistakes. Sometimes they are costly.
Your attitudes are awesome…..you all always look on the bright side. I wish more people were like you all.
We live in Arizona and totally understand what you are dealing with! I live watching all your videos! I remember when you were traveling in your van! Don’t listen to trolls or lazy people criticizing you all! They are NOT doing the work you are!❤
There are so many people that just don't understand about many difference of the seasons in different parts of the country.
Oh no! Such frustration with the measuring problems! I think I would have burst into tears with that 9 inch discovery! And oh please, I pray the chiropractor was wrong and that the baby is not feet first! Not your greatest day, guys. I really feel for you! Sending love and hugs! ❤
Uggh. Timbers are pricey. As a contractor I feel your pain and anxiety. Five Guys…almost makes timbers seem cheap. 😢
Or Crown Burgers..are they still a thing in SLC?
🤣🤣🤣👍🏻
I think you should name the deck roof “Rollercoaster Roof” It’s quite a ride before you get to the top (roof)!
People should stop being back seat drivers. You guys have your vision and so far it’s worked pretty well. You all need some faith, just sit back and enjoy the process.
Allie, I dub you Queen of Optimism!🥰 Breech is no the end of the world as we know it. Talk with your midwife, she should be able to show you some positions you can do to encourage Junior to get it right. Fingers crossed.
A project completed with no learnings is a failure, you need to break eggs to make an omelette, and omelettes are life! ❤
Sending Allie, Trent, Leo and baby blessings and prayers. Many blessings to Brandon and all. 🙏🙏🙏💖
He’s probably arrived by now as I’m guessing you film several episodes In one day, right? Hopefully you’ll be showing up with child number two in your arms by next episode. Fingers crossed. 🤞
They are also two weeks behind
My Dad used to say there are 2 seasons, winter and construction. So I get it. Sometimes it is time to hire the Amish. You live and learn.
Mistakes is how we learn. This is how new and or better ideas are born! You are doing just fantastic for being new at this particular job that will make living in the mountains so much more enjoyable! This is so exciting!!!! Your channel is a blast to watch! Can’t wait for the next one!!!! ❤❤❤
I have complete confidence that everything is going to be perfect, well maybe just a hair out of square! 😊
I don't understand why people are complaining. The longer you take, the more content I get. ❤
Now that's positive thinking right there! 👍🏻✌🏻
I love my Monday and Friday morning coffee with Trent, Allie, Leo and the crew!!!
Walk away, do something else for a few. You will refocus and things will work out when you start back.
You are pushing to complete things so mistakes are just happening no matter how hard you try to think things through.
This too shall pass! Just remember, you are framing, not setting diamonds in a ring!
You guys are doing phenomenal.
Every construction project has mistakes/losses built in … knowing that inevitably things are going to happen. You had so few mistakes, that you’re still way behind the typical allowances.
YOU GOT THIS!
All I want to know is, where is our baby boy?
💞🌷🦋🌷💞
God bless y’all. I understand the frustration. Praying baby boy gets in the correct position asap.
Also, as far as the cost of the beam goes, you could hire contractors but they could easily rip you off or do terrible work. Hiring a contractor doesn't always go smoothly! At least this way, you know you are doing it to your standard.
You guys are doing great with short outdoor work weather, interior can be done in winter, and only reason the weather shuffling needed to include the addition is Leo's little brother was ready to join the family 😊❤... your priorities are on point! people that have never been in construction with severe weather windows 😊 have no clue ❤
Is it just me or is it funny that the video of them eating lunch showed beams just outside their window that looked like the one they are putting up for their roof support.
Don't beat yourselves up! You're not professionals, but the outcome always comes out beautiful! You guys are way better than you give yourselves credit for! Much love❤
You guys are the epitome of perseverance!! Many would have quit on themselves a long time ago! Your work shows us that anything worth having requires hard work and growth from mistakes instead of being overly self-critical and succumbing to frustration. I believe in you all and know that when it's all said and done, your home will be amazing!!
Humble your self and ask someone!!!!!!! That’s how you learn…. Don’t be un teachable!!!!!!!??
You are bright intelligent and to be wise just ask for guidance
Very inspiring to all of you as a team. :) P.S. I put 4ft x 4t shaded skylights in the porch roof and have never regretted it. Food for thoughts if you see this before you do the roof of the porch. One step at a time. Deep breath! :) Meg, Eastern Canada, on the Island of Prince Edward Island
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I understand that short summer thing. It seems like I spend my summer frantically trying to get things done before it is winter again. You are doing well!!!
I'm relieved that you are rebounding and resuming with your usual confidence, and I am with you in your initiative :) Best wishes on the successful completion of your projects :)
Something we have embraced is "The opstical is the path". We've had many in our life and it made us, who we are. We are grateful now, but in the moment it seemed insurmountable. Persevering it, making it through is priceless. ❤
I think they call it "The Stress Of Pregnancy".
That and simply pushing too hard to get the job done.
Just wait until the child is in the crib and suddenly all will come right and be at peace.
This! ❤
Perseverance is a quality that is a decision. Big knowledge that can never be taken.
Don't listen to the naysayers! My husband has been building for over 40 years. Mistakes happen. You learn by them and move on. This is what makes your videos, you not only show your mistakes and claim them, but then you work to fix them. You are the only UA-camrs that I still watch since faithfully. Great content! Thank you!
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I hadn't seen the image of the final goal. Seeing that really helps make everything make better sense.
I think you should spin that image into every intro and/or ending of your videos, from here on out. That way people can see the rhyme-to-reason.
Nice idea. I liked seeing that again also!
I ate at Five Guys for the first time yesterday when I went to Atlanta because of your mentioning it in other videos! I live in the middle of nowhere and had never heard of them. Fantastic burger! Very happy! Love your videos!!!!
Sheesh, so many people with so many opinions. Congratulations on building your own house and letting us in on your project and your lives. It is my favourite Monday and Friday boost of energy. Thanks so much and keep going. Bravo to you guys and your team!
Good morning! Trent you and the guys will get this. Allie this baby will get into position and will be ready for delivery ♥️♥️
Exactly Allie! You have a very harsh learning lesson! Ouch! But your attitude is amazing. Don’t lose that. You need to know you are both amazing! Plus your friends and workers are the best! Sit back and enjoy each other.👍👍👍🌺🥰
Ok been thinking about this for a long time. I lived in the SLC valley for 7 yrs.
So, I'm feeling a kindred spirit for Trent & Allie & Leo & the Gang.
It does irritate me when people put up mean comments. You all do Not need them!
Constructed critism, always welcome I'm sure.
Your entire team is doing an amazing job. I would still be at the hardware store trying to figure out what nails to use. 😊
I watch you with friends. I recommended your channel to my Aunt who just lost her husband. She is now subscribed.
We all compare notes after each video.📝
We all love you out here.
Stay strong. Stay Encouraged!
Peaks & Valleys!
When all else fails, Five Guys for reenergize. ❤
(My go to back in the day: Crown Burgers.)
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Love you guys. You are doing amazing work and all of your content is awesome.
Waiting anxiously for the new baby boy.
God Bless
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Hang in there. Keep doing what you do….recognize your mistakes and learn from them….let it roll off your shoulders with grace and humor. All life lessons and years from now you will look upon your accomplishments knowing the mistakes made but proud of the achievement. No better example for Leo than that.
I grew up with imperial measurements. I also learned the metric system. So much easier to use. The pockets could have been more acurate using the metric system.
@28:45 in the video, right behind you at 5 Guys was a U shaped beam base that would have solved so many problems! Don’t forget to seal all those cuts before you bolt in the posts.
That's how we did ours! I tried to suggest that a couple videos ago. Also we replaced a post that got extreme rot in it with the internal brace. It also was a high altitude Utah winter cabin. Please go with the U or saddle brackets. Easier and QUICKER to get plumbed and level.
Good morning ☀️ sometimes it’s better off to call in the professionals
except their income is on youtbe showing people what they do. Professionals would not allow filming.
@@peachygal4153 So what. Just have the professionals come over and notch out the timbers and leave the installing to Trent. End of story.
My guess is more that they really can not afford the professionals in the time they have. @peachygal4153
They have already told us that the experts weren’t available for months. Not acceptable. They will get through this.
Trent, take your time. Rome wasn’t built in a day! Allie, patience is a virtue, when the baby is ready, he will come! I was breech and my first baby was breech! 😊❤
God bless everyone! Little one turn and make sure you come headfirst!🥰🙏🙏🙏
Mistakes happen. Also when self building it takes longer. Specially when learning on the job.
Thanks for the reminder that everyday choices relate to individual context.
Good morning from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. We are having your weather here today. Hot..Hotter and BEYOND HOT!!!! 😊 😎
I am feeling the same in Japan.
Same in Middle Tennessee, 94 degrees at 12:55 pm …. And getting Hotter!